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Location - Brisbane
Year completed - 2018
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The richness of the kitchen’s spotted gum finishes makes it a warm, inviting space for the everyday activities of family life. Artwork: Jason Wing.

The rejection of ‘more’: St Johns Wood Residence

Local timber and bronzed mirror wrap the pared-back spaces of this refreshed Queenslander, which draws in its leafy suburban surrounds.

Residential
The home’s kitchen island is a piece of bespoke furniture that forms the scheme’s focal point. Artwork: Caroline Numina.

Retro revival: Torbreck Apartment Renovation

Taking cues from mid-century modern design, this apartment in Brisbane’s classic Torbreck tower combines period character with contemporary functionality.

Angled handrails on the front stairs add an unlikely sense of flamboyance and reframe the building’s forecourt as a plaza that invites public gatherings.

The cosmopolitan and the local: Milani Gallery and Studios

Vokes and Peters has refurbished a warehouse in Brisbane’s West End, incorporating the character of the subtropical context.

Public / cultural
Porosity at the three public-street frontages, 
in particular the arcade on James Street, strengthens the building’s civic gestures.

Urbane luxury: The Calile Hotel

A new hotel in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley is evocative of luxury tropical resorts yet also carefully assimilates into the emerging urban character of the James Street precinct.

Hospitality
The delicate timber structure of the old Queenslander house has been rotated 90 degrees and raised onto concrete stumps.

Out from under: Teneriffe House

In rethinking the “raise and build under” renovation strategy so often applied to Queenslander houses, Vokes and Peters has added an elegant layer to the narrative of this historically rich dwelling.

Residential
The control of light and views is celebrated through the use of brightly coloured steel light scoops and screens.

Superbly scaled: Tarragindi steel house

An exercise in shaping tall volumes, sculpting light and layering materials, this Brisbane home by Bligh Graham Architects is an exciting exemplar for small-lot housing in subtropical suburbia.

Residential